How Steroids Can Affect Teenage Development
The desire to fit in seems to outweigh the risks that come with it. See how steroids affect teenage development and all the risks that come with it today.
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Nutritional Therapy for Addiction Recovery
Recognizing the importance of nutrition during recovery is essential for a realistic and healthy plan of action and a higher chance for long-term recovery.
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What is an Existential Crisis?
An existential crisis does not only impact adults – it also impacts teenagers and young adults. Gifted children and teenagers often experience existential depression because the world around them does not meet their expectations or ideals, which leads to disappointment or a sense of hopelessness.
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7 Signs and Symptoms Your Teen Is Abusing Alcohol
Underage drinking and resulting alcohol dependency is a major concern. Parents should talk to their teens about the dangers of drinking and watch for these 7 signs and symptoms of alcohol abuse.
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How Equine Therapy Helps with Addiction Recovery
Equine therapy offers a realistic solution that builds up physical strength and helps individuals regain their sense of trust and general well-being.
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Adderall: The New Study Drug
Adderall use isn’t just problem among college students. UofM’s Monitoring the Future Study found that Adderall use increased significantly among U.S. high school seniors since 2009.
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Why Adolescent Specific Rehab is the Best Choice for Your Child
Teens struggling with drug or alcohol abuse may benefit from adolescent-specific rehab programs designed to address their hopes, fears, and ambitions.
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Art Therapy Can Help Your Child with Recovery
Art therapy encourages the teen to offer his own thoughts and critiques. It gives adolescents an outlet to release emotions inaccessible through talking.
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Peer Pressure: Public Enemy Number One
Peer pressure often leads individuals to do something they would not normally do in an attempt to “belong.” Risky behaviors usually stem from some form of peer pressure because kids will feel left out or ridiculed when they don’t follow the crowd.
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PTSD Can Happen to Anyone, Including Teens
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a condition triggered by a powerful traumatic event. While commonly associated with combat veterans, PTSD can happen to anyone who has witnessed or experienced a life-changing event, including teens.
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